The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19

Central College concert Tuesday, Noy, %.
The new gas district was lii up Tuesday
night for the first time.
Mrs. Eta c.. Ball, teacher of vocal music,
will sing in the c. F. c. concert next Tues
day night.
Forrest Lee and Dave Heathman killed
five geese and eighteen ducks,a few days ago.
up near Camden.
You will miss the best entertainment of
the season if you are absent from the c. F. C.
concert next Tuesday hight.
Best five w. A. cadets past month Clark,
81 S-3; Sutherland, 80 So; Blackwell. 81 81;
Allen. 81 4-9: Stricken, 81 IL.
Capt. 5. j. Andrew has q very good engrav-
ing Of Munkacsy's picture of Christ Before
PLATE hanging in the county clerks office.
Mrs. Hattie Hatch, who has been here
some weeks, and who says her friends have
made her visit a delightfully."- pleasant one,
has gone TO Sedalia, where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. Anna Elliott.
There is complaint again of young men
making nuisances of themselves in the yesti.
bules of the churches during service. This
should not be, and the officers of the churches
So I'M eaoe II bhai l. utCtk-
sary the sections or some other person will
be empowered to make arrests.
Messrs. f. Trigg, H. Heathman, G.. A.
Sturges, j. L. Davis, w. h. Trigg and Alex.
Lesueur, Dr., left Tuesday morning for a hunt
north of the river. Game being scarce over
there they crossed to this side at Wayerly,
hunting the fields this way from Salt Fork.
They had moderate success, killing a number
of prairie chickens, quail and rabbits, re-
turning Thursday evening.
William Booker, colored. who was engaged
in the stabhing scrape on Ninth street some
weeks sgo, in which young George Dunn.
from the country, was cut, was arrested in
Kansas City, last Tuesday, by Marshal Me.
GOwan, and brought down here by MIR. N.
Silvernan. Booker claims that the act was
committed IN self.defense. Esquire CLAYTON
bound him over to the grand jury.
Paris Appeal:-'The. Missouri Central rail-
road is AS dead as last years almanac. for the
present, at least. IL Is hardly possible tina,
Gould may buy the road. and Hnish it as far
"a Boonyille, where it would connect with
the new branch of the Missouri Pacific which
is nearly completed from BoOnyilIe to Kan
sas Ci:y. We think the Hannibal branch In
dead beyond resurrection"
We notice where it Is necessary to remove
the plastering from the walls in the building
lately occupied by Mrs. Jas. HAYS, that there
is abundant evidence that lime was used in
The cnmFo,ition of the mortar placed upop the
walls OF houses built in those DAYS. This il
another old iogy notion which ha. long since
passed away. Sand. water and hair are
often substantial enough for the presen, cen.
Grafton.
The biography of the anarchist Parsons
shows that he could not have been a son OF
Gen. Monroe NJ. Parsons. as the former wa.
born some 40 years ago in Alabama, wberea.
Monroe Parsons married life was srent in
Jefferson CITY, Mo. There was a Texa as Gen.
Parsons. who commanded confederate cav.
airy, who IS the man alluded to in the rumor
but even that may be only \ conjecture
Albert Parsons, the anarchist, did for Il while
live in Texas.
Most Americans who are worthy of III,
name in addition TO their pride of conntr,
have Il pardonable pride IN the state OF thei,
nativity. Not that kind of pride which
would disparage other states of our gree
Union, but the more benign feeling which Re
members what is good in the old boyhoo,
home. Sometimes it is that one wus a DO,
When rosy memories first formed themselyeg
; and that the warm blood Of youth. the yes
OF palate, strength of lungs. the supplen es,
OF limbs and the bold, clear eye. made pleas.
an: and rhythmic i life aud surrounding,
that later an would Sem prosaic aud dul
enough. However all Ills luay lie, IN ,ayt